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Thrifty Tax Services, Inc. was organized in 2018 to provide tax and accounting services to small...

Thrifty Tax Services, Inc. was organized in 2018 to provide tax and accounting services to small businesses. The following are balance sheet values as of June 1, 2018:

Cash                                       $ 1,400

Accounts receivable                    750

Supplies                                       210

Equipment                                 8,200

Patent                                        5,900

Accounts payable                                                600

Notes payable                                                        -0-

Common Stock                                                 2,000

Additional Paid in Capital                    12,000

Retained earnings                                             1,860

Total                                       $16,460         $16,460

Consider the following transactions that occurred during June 2018:

Sold 1,000 shares of $1 par value stock for $10 per share to investors.

Borrowed $7,500 from a local bank signing a promissory note due at the end of two years.

Purchased miscellaneous supplies on account for $350.

Billed a client $2,000 for tax preparation services.

Paid a $650 bill from the local newspaper for advertising for the month of June. The ad appeared in the paper during June.

Received $500 from the client billed in entry (4).

Received cash of $1,400 for services provided in preparing a client’s tax return.

Purchased computer equipment for $4,000 in cash.

Paid $1,650 in salaries and wages for June.

Received and paid the $700 bill for June utilities.

Required

1. Enter beginning balances in T-accounts.

2. Prepare journal entries for each transaction.

3. Post the entries to the T-accounts. Key your entries with the transaction letters used here.

4. Prepare a classified balance sheet for the month ended June 30, 2018. The ending balance in Retained Earnings as of June 30, 2018 (after closing entries) is $2,260.

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Journal entries

Transaction

Account Title

Debit

Credit

1

Cash

$ 10,000.00

Common Stock

$    1,000.00

Additional Paid in Capital

$    9,000.00

(Common Stock Issued)

2

Cash

$    7,500.00

Notes Payable

$    7,500.00

(Loan Received)

3

Supplies

$        350.00

Accounts Payable

$        350.00

(supplies Purchased)

4

Accounts Receivable

$    2,000.00

Fee Earned

$    2,000.00

(Client Billed)

5

Advertisement Expenses

$        650.00

Cash

$        650.00

(Advertisement Expenses Paid)

6

cash

$        500.00

Accounts Receivable

$        500.00

(Cash Received against Balance due)

7

Cash

$    1,400.00

Fee Earned

$    1,400.00

(being fee earned)

8

Computer Equipment

$    4,000.00

Cash

$    4,000.00

(Computer Equipment Purchased)

9

Salary

$    1,650.00

cash

$    1,650.00

(being salary paid)

10

Utilities expenses

$        700.00

cash

$        700.00

(Payment made against credit balance)

$ 28,750.00

$ 28,750.00

Cash Account

Opening Balance

$    1,400.00

Computer Equipment

$    4,000.00

Common Stock

$    1,000.00

Salary

$    1,650.00

Additional Paid in Capital

$    9,000.00

Utilities expenses

$        700.00

Notes Payable

$    7,500.00

Advertisement Expenses

$        650.00

Accounts Receivable

$        500.00

Closing balance

$ 13,800.00

Fee Earned

$    1,400.00

$ 20,800.00

$ 20,800.00

Accounts Receibables

Opening Balance

750

Cash

$        500.00

Fee Earned

$    2,000.00

Closing balance

$    2,250.00

$    2,750.00

$    2,750.00

Supplies

Opening Balance

210

Closing balance

$        560.00

Accounts Payable

$        350.00

$        560.00

$        560.00

Equipment

Opening Balance

$    8,200.00

Closing balance

$ 12,200.00

Cash

$    4,000.00

$ 12,200.00

$ 12,200.00

Notes Payable

Closing balance

$    7,500.00

Opening Balance

$                 -  

Cash

$    7,500.00

$    7,500.00

$    7,500.00

Common Stock

Closing balance

$    3,000.00

Opening Balance

$    2,000.00

Cash

$    1,000.00

$    3,000.00

$    3,000.00

Additional Paid In Capital

Closing balance

$ 21,000.00

Opening Balance

$ 12,000.00

Cash

$    9,000.00

$ 21,000.00

$ 21,000.00

Retained Earnings

Closing balance

$    2,260.00

Opening Balance

$    1,860.00

Profit earned

$        400.00

$    2,260.00

$    2,260.00

Fee Earned

Closing balance

$    3,400.00

Accounts Receivable

$    2,000.00

Cash

$    1,400.00

$    3,400.00

$    3,400.00

Salary

Cash

$    1,650.00

Closing balance

$    1,650.00

$    1,650.00

$    1,650.00

Thrifty Tax Services

Balance Sheet

As at 30th June 2018

Assets

Current Assets

Cash

$ 13,800.00

Accounts Receivables

$    2,250.00

Supplies

$        560.00

Total Current assets

$ 16,610.00

Equipment

$ 12,200.00

Patient

$    5,900.00

Total assets

$ 34,710.00

Liabilities and Shareholder's Fund

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

Accounts Payable

$        950.00

Notes Payable

$    7,500.00

Total Current Liabilities

$    8,450.00

Shareholder's Fund

Common Stock

$    3,000.00

Retained Earning

$    2,260.00

Additional Paid in Capital

$ 21,000.00

Total Liabilities and Shareholder's Fund

$ 34,710.00


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